Table 2.

Ordinal Logistic Regression: Odds of Trust in Doctor.

	Odds of having greater trust in physician
	OR	95% CI
Talked to doctor	1.45**	[1.15, 0.83]
Health care utilization
Saw doctor in the past year	1.49**	[1.14, 1.95]
Seen in the ER in the past year	1.02	[0.88, 1.19]
Years seeing the same doctor	1.31***	[1.24, 1.38]
Current health
Good, very good, or excellent self-reported health	0.91	[0.58, 1.41]
Depressive symptoms	0.80***	[0.76, 0.85]
Has had a stroke	1.15	[0.89, 1.48]
Has been diagnosed with heart disease	1.06	[0.94, 1.20]
Has been diagnosed with cancer	1.20**	[1.05, 1.38]
Sociodemographic characteristics
Total assets	0.90**	[0.85, 0.96]
Some college or associates degree	0.88	[0.64, 1.21]
College or more education	0.92	[0.82, 1.04]
Married	1.19	[1.03, 1.37]
Male	1.05	[0.93, 1.17]
Age	1.05	[1.00, 1.11]
Recent experience of spouse death
Slight or no physical pain	1.13	[0.93, 1.37]
Severe or moderate physical pain	1.25	[0.99, 1.59]
Recent experience of parent death
Slight or no physical pain	0.99	[0.73, 1.34]
Severe or moderate physical pain	1.14	[0.81, 1.58]
F; df	19;4,441
N	5,199

Source.Wisconsin Longitudinal Study (1957–2013).

Note: OR = odds ratio;

CI = confidence interval;

ER = emergency room

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.

^***p < .001.